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Re: Video Stealing

What is YouTube or Vimeo's policy on accounts that get deleted/banned? As in, if an account was deleted or banned, is there a way for the account holder to access (ie 'take back') the videos they uploaded on to the account?

Preface: This is not an opinion on WFN or their execution/implementation. I've only skimmed over the details of that case, so I'm not willing to provide an opinion on it.

In general, I agree that having one, centralized community-driven storage of videos would be useful. So that videos won't get lost, and are easier to access for people who want to design portals that showcase those videos (similar to TBA). For example, a rather simple implementation would be to have one YouTube channel called 'FIRST videos' that anyone can upload to.

Is there a particular reason why people who filmed/edited videos want to upload them? Do they get money from them? (I'm just trying to see what potential issues might arise from such a centralized solution, not attack anyone).
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